Take that fat boi stick ball out of here. We have people suffering from major flooding. Nobody cares about stickball when there are bigger consequences here in the city of Houston
Drainage in my neighborhood finally hit max capacity and water has topped the curb into my yard. Now it's the slow dread of watching it creep up my front yard. Sugar Land area by First Colony Blvd and highway 6.
Does anyone know what the **** is going on in la Porte? The siren sounded and my neighbors said get inside and turn off the AC
THat should be good for the looters though, right? Getting people out of their houses so they can be looted? I was skeptical of the cajun navy being up to the same strategy when I first saw them filing in with their john boats, but have to admit a lot of that suspicion was based on their name. Never thought I'd say this, but thank god for the cajun navy.
I saw a caravan of trucks with boats going south on 45 North in driving rain. Then I kept seeing trucks with small boats that doesn't require trailers. It is a steady stream of volunteers going south. I've never seen anything like it, such a breathtaking sight. If I can swim, have a big truck and a boat.
Not that anyone cares about taxes at a time like this but 9/15 and 10/15 deadlines and estimated tax payments now due 1/31/2018 per IRS website. https://www.irs.gov/uac/newsroom/ir...le-extension-filers-have-until-jan-31-to-file
So it's going to be nonstop light rain for the next few days with some hard rain here and there i take it? That means things should only get better and start clearing up from today. Strangest tropical storm we will probably ever experience, nothing like this in history.
Though I cant think of it, there could be a very understandable reason why they didn't do that. Lots of logistics go into planning baseball games and travel and what not.
Despicable from the looters. people here are suffering for their live and have lost a lot of their life savings and here they are trying to take advantage. Just like those price gougers.
I know it's not the most important thing right now, relative to people possibly losing their homes, but just wondering, would the Granduca hotel also be affected/flooded right now?